Hand out some Darwin awards... THE ENTRIES: [56] Darvin, Arne [57] darvot fritters [58] Darwin Genetic Research Station [59] Darwin, Frank [60] data clip Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES: [56] Gives the Klingons a chance to infiltrate, too. The Encyclopedia entry gave me a choice here between the 24th-century Darvin or the one from TOS, and I chose the earlier one (who has since been made by Decipher for the Trouble with Tribbles expansion, included for comparison). I thought he was more interesting. Source: "The Trouble with Tribbles" [57] Flips over like distortion field. Other Food cards can be returned to hand voluntarily or by making upkeeping personnel leave the Food-serving site. Not this one, to keep players from reporting it active every turn. Source: "Phage" [58] The original design for this required probing and there was no room for all that stuff on the card, so I tightened it up. A clone would include Kahless, for example. Only one card may...
Hitting that bullseye... THE ENTRIES: [51] Darod [52] darseks [53] Darson, Captain [54] Darthen [55] darts NOTES: [51] Source: "Resistance" [52] A way to make the Ferengi buy their stuff from others. You can steal from your own Klingons as well as from your opponent's. Source: "The Broken Circle" [53] This was a hard one since he's basically a screw-up we've never seen. He's matching commander of a ship he can download. Sure, he'll die if he ever faces Primitive Culture, but since it's a planet dilemma, and he's basically there for his Captain's Log, he can stay in orbit. Source: Referenced in "Tin Man" [54] "Here" only refers to the planet surface. Source: "Man of the People" [55] A few different probe result possibilities, using actual "species" information and classifications as well as the usual icons. The objective is only discarded on a Lame arm result (the players abandon the game), so ...